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OpenAI launched a dedicated grant program awarding up to $2 million to support independent research into the safety and well-being implications of AI particularly related to mental health. The program funds researchers examining how AI technologies impact mental health emotional well-being and psychological safety with emphasis on children and vulnerable populations.
This program sits within the broader OpenAI Foundation commitment announced March 24 2026 to grant $1 billion over the next year supporting life science and health research and mitigating AI impacts on jobs the economy and mental health. The foundation has recruited Jacob Trefethen to lead life sciences and health grantmaking and is recruiting a new executive director to oversee expanded grantmaking.
Future rounds are expected under the $1B commitment. This program is distinct from the OpenAI People-First AI Fund which provides unrestricted grants to community nonprofits for civic life and essential services.
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Search similar grants →Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Independent researchers and research institutions conducting safety and well-being research related to AI and mental health. The first round had submissions through December 19 2025 with notifications by January 15 2026. Future rounds expected under the expanded $1 billion grantmaking commitment. Applications submitted through openai.smapply.org. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $2 million total pool for independent safety and well-being research examining the intersection of AI and mental health. Part of OpenAI Foundation broader $1 billion grantmaking commitment announced March 2026 supporting life science and health research. Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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